station. b.a.r.t. says it could be some time before trains are running back at full service. >> reporter: good morning to you. talking over an hour. what a rough way to start the commute. there is no service this morning, no b.a.r.t. service at the south hayward station. when people show up, they find gates are down, signs telling them to go to the bayfair station if they want to get to san francisco this morning. the station agent has been running around telling people they don't have a bus bridge ready, so they'll want to find an alternate way to get there. she found out when she showed up for work. no service from freemont, union city, south hayward. this started around 11:30 last night when a person was actually hit by a train near the south hayward station. originally they thought they could reopen by 4:00 this morning but that didn't work out. there's so much evidence scattered up there, 300 yards worth on the track, so this investigation and cleanup taking quite some time. commuters, th

stations.the drive times between fremont and newark, and it is a good 35-minute drive and solid as you make your way northbound on 880 through the oakland area. we're also experiencing some muni delays in san francisco. buses and trains, with several of the routes with very slow-moving subways between embarcadero to montgomery and also some of the bus line, too. check ahead for muni if you're heading out this morning as well. mike is up on the roof with your forecast. looking at rain? >> rain moving in during the afternoon in the north bay. for the rest of us durings evening commute. good morning. humid and moist out here. you see haze hanging in the air. that's the moisture that eventually will translate into some rain. live doppler 7. you see the best radar turning up between cloverdale and yukai and heading towards 50 along south lake tahoe. as far as the forecast, break it down for you. the next 12 hours. you can see that the rain is moving pretty much west to east and will stay north of us

most of the radio regulation is locally based around the different particular stations, and the stations that have to give their program logs to the fcc, because i found actually very important because that was the record i could trace of the different programs they were offering, because that -- most of these stations didn't keep their own papers around. so, they were regulated differently. even the national networks, they also owned stations and that was where most of the regulation came in for their activity. >> host: when you talk about the golden age of radio, what's the age? >> guest: 1926 to 1952 or '53. by the end point it was pretty clear to most of the folks in the radio industry that television was going to take over in significant ways. the talent raids when they plucked radio stars and brought them over to their networks so you would have programming when television -- where they got going. and because radio net cushings were so profitable they underwrote television's development at that point before television was economically viable. but that hollowing out process was one

now we have local stations but. the public radio traffic guy does the broadcast as he describes the local traffic conditions in washington, d.c.. and that's kind of jumping through spaces what makes the broadcasting pretty interesting. the way that they have transformed themselves again and again. of the radio was as the domain of the amateurism. and the national. in the 1960s it suggests the ways in which different technology adapts to different cultural context. they make a media transform itself. >> what are currently the public policy issues. one of the largest sites i've seen around royalties and the fact that because of the late 1930s and early 40s court case. a certain. where the webcasters have to pay that and a lot of the record labels. given the truncation of the radio they question how much does radio. but under the exemption to that particular. i think the amount of debt that was taken on by the large. it has. they maintain a level of profitability to a certain extent. how many radio stations are there t

and those economies of scale are really important for the profitability of local stations. and so that profitability in and of itself gave them a little bit of, a little bit of leeway. and, you know, this is also a story of in terms of interaction of local and national of kind of the intermediaries that made this possible. so i also look at what are called the different station management companies that, you know, basically sold advertising on these for national brands and did so in ways that if the national brand didn't want, didn't have distribution, say, in the an area, they didn't want to buy a national network package on that. but, again, like shepard these are individuals that were creating markets, right? that they were calling, they were shaping them and describing them in ways to make them appeal to the advertising agencies and the sponsors that they wanted to cultivate. and so, again, it's not the cut and dry local/national entity. there are these individual, individuals moving between them in significant ways. >> host: alexander russo, were the stations political

station near the south hayward station. see these residual effects from the morning commute at least for another hour or so. you will see more people on the b.a.r.t. cars as well. we're live in san leandro, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have video of a facebook follower of what the actual commute is looking like inside a braurt train. this was sent with a message "b.a.r.t. ride this morning, this was supposed to be the 601 train in south hayward. cars getting backed as we get into each station." if you are headed out the door right now we'll have continuing coverage of all of the b.a.r.t. delays and the situation with b.a.r.t. you can follow us on mobile ktvu and ktvu.com. you can follow us on twitter and facebook for the very latest updates. >>> new this morning -- oakland mayor jean quan cast a high of it breaking vote in favor of a controversial new surveillance center. >> and the mayor has cast an aye vote. >> no! >> and the item passes. [chanting] >> now, critics jeered in city council chambers after that vo

those three stations are shut down.ward station is open so if it is more convenient for you to go there then you can. however, barred is recommending that she should go to the base fare station. they also stated that this route, the dublin towards sfo should not be affected by this. it is hard to believe. >> the richmond fremont line is the one that is affected this morning and no when service will be restored. >> here is a look at the traffic around the bay. the bridges, the bay bridge metering lights have been activated. is a 14 to 16 minute drive time. highway 92, the san mateo bridge is easy in both directions. the southbound golden gate bridge, traffic is moving smoothly at the richmond san rafael bridge, we are problem free for westbound commute. let's take a quick look at the traffic. the east shore freeway, 60 minutes from hercules to berkeley. we're already at 21 minutes for the ride to livermore to dublin. south bay freeway, we had an accident at mckee that has been cleared so it is not a hot spots. >> the mor

station closure. the red taillights headed in the westbound direction, looking a little busier now making your way from hayward towards foster city. mike? >> sounds like there's fog throughout? >> a little along the coast, because of light and variable winds. winds are around 3 to 5 miles an hour. calm in santa rosa, livermore, half moon bay and san jose. the temperature you see is what you'll feel. muggy this morning, temperatures in the low to mid-50s. look how calm the waters are, from the exploratory camera by the bay bridge and towards the port of oakland. the next 12 hours, maybe scattered sprinkles. for the most part dry during the morning commute. by noon, showers. by 4:00 through 7:00, when the rain starts spreading south, during the evening commute is when the wet weather will fall. throw mid-60s at 4:00. mid-60s -- 50s to low 60s by 7:00. a very mild evening. probably milder than this morning. moving forward, there's a chance of a drizzle tomorrow during the commute. otherwise, it's going t

we have regular storehouses at the station of school kids who come out to the station and look at the cars and the patty wagon is a big hit kids love checking out the padding i didn't wagon we get the hours out there and it's positive interaction with the children it creates a very good bond with us with the kids. another thing that's important is our school resource officers. we have two school right away officers who are dedicated to patrols at the 24 schools we have in the park district. their volunteers and what i believe is very important we keep those two officers year after year they have that assignment because it's important to build the relationships with the various children in the schools they see over and over again so we have too great officers their volunteers and year after year after year we utilize those skills another thing we utilize at the park we have a plan clothes unit they make undercover bows we utilize them when we're overwhelmed on embarcadero street when the cell phone robberies they work auto burglaries their ore primary crime fighters in the district the

station. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live at the scene where b.a.r.t. riders are still showing up expecting to catch a ride, christie. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. you can tell who they are. they have a puzzled look on their face. i think some of them are getting the message at this hour because the parking lot is really quite empty this morning. we're not seeing many cars parking there at all. when people do show up, though, i want to show you what they see when they walk up to the gate and what they do see is a sign that says, "no train service" at the station, make your way to the bayfair b.a.r.t. station. they're getting that message firsthand from a hard-working station agent that's been here in the parking lot chasing cars down, letting them know what's go on, there's no service from the south hayward, freemont or union city. this because of a trespasser hit and killed on the tracks apparently quite a bit of evidence scattered all over. it's taking a while to

the stations are closed this morning.not have enough available for the peak of the commute. we heard from jim allison that passengers headed to san francisco, even though the hayward station is open they should go to the bay fair station which is the transfer point. >> let's take a quick look at the bridges. the freeway traffic we're not tracking any hot spots. the bay bridge is not yet backed up nor is your commute to the san mateo bridge. it is an 11 minutes in route time. the golden gate, 1 01 southbound is moles as well as across the span. lookit that the commute to more ran. as of yet, they have no backups or delays. >> good morning. right now, we have cloudy conditions. the visibility is not a factor. we have tropical calls advancing. cloud cover for now and into the afternoon, rain is expected. we could catch a sprinkler to has to wake up early thursday morning. looking ahead, springlike conditions for the weekend. here is a look at your afternoon high, although we will see a lot of clouds, we will reach the upper

. >>> good morning we want to take you out to the fremont bart station, this is a live station apt the stations this morning and we have live team coverage and it all stems from an investigation so we will take you back out there and get a check on that investigation and on the service delays this morning. it is wednesday, march 5th, i am pam cook. >>> a lot of clouds streaming over us, and a combination of 2 thirds of an inch and we will get a break thursday, friday and saturday and clouds will increase and rain develops and this is looking like a better system. it is a very mild system but look for the breeze to pick up especially the further north you go. up into mendocino but maybe an evening commute could be a little bit tricky. overall we are looking for cloudy conditions, over all, mild companies and rain in the north bay and starting to move south later tonight. starting to move 60s to 70s. >>> and we are okay and we do have those bart problems and we will tell you in just a minute put the best thing is to go to the bay fair more taxty and traffic is still light, the bridge tra

station. what happened? >> reporter: hi, eric. look at the sign here that was just hastily posted by the service agent who didn't even know what was happening until she got to work this morning. no train service. she even put a sad face. so busy trying to get the word out. you can see her inside her booth now. this is the first time we've seen her in there. she has been running around. there she goes again trying to get word out to people. we've seen passengers stranded. we've got one right here behind us. he even had to use our cell phone to try to make alternate plans. so people this morning feeling stranded, wondering what to do. here's why. are here's what happened, responders at a death that happened last night. about 11:30 last night. riders who were on the train were stranded for a while, then transferred to another train. no word yet on what happened. we're -- they're not releasing any information about their investigation. so we don't know why this person was on the track. they're still working on that information. haven'

about the union city station, the fremont station say self hayward.g passengers to expect delays. now remember when bart talks about to enter 15 minute delay. they're talking about passenger delays. that's how long he will have to wait extra for a train. so that means that passenger delays could be greater than that. as platforms get crowded. we have more difficulty getting onto a train. the reports that we've got. . pretty likely that we will see things get back to normal fairly quickly. >>: it's one of those deals that if you're heading now and the next half-hour. you're probably going to be okay. it's the early morning birds who were delayed this morning. >>: i do want to point out another hot spot that we can take a look at in fremont. southbound traffic on highway 880 is extremely jammed up this morning. that's because of a number of problems that we've had in the south bound direction. with his drive time. it should be about 38 minutes instead it's 53 minutes to get from san leandro to milpas this morning. >>: thanks a lot george. switching to t

. -- station? >> i am not aware of any threat. i am comfortable. we speak to the russians every day. there are a lot of people in russia. our partner is not russia. our partner is the russian space agency. we are confident that they are just as interested and intent on maintaining the partnership as we are. hopefully the problems on earth are not going to accept -- -- we had this type of problem when the russians went into georgia. >> thank you. let me go to my next question. last may, a nasa advisory council chairman testified, i see no obvious connection between the retrieval mission and the technology that would work wire russian exploration. i understand nasa is undertaking a study on the possibility of 2021. is that the case? >> that is not the case. we have been working with inspiration mars. we have agreed to let them take nasa technology and they can use nasa facilities. we are partnering with them. >> perhaps i misunderstood you. i thought you said that you would review that. >> we are not

what happens is one station which is stronger in a tv market assists a station that is failing and they are able to sell advertising for the struggling station. inevitably that results in more local news for that market and it results in better public service and a stronger, healthier station that can provide competition to the cable behemoths. the nab testified before congress that continuing to allow jsas benefits the local economies with local advertising dollars in a way that other entities such as cable, internet and mobile do not. local broadcasters are supportive of the jsa arrangements because it preserves localism and a competitive alternative to the large cable companies. sinclair broadcast group is one of the several large media companies that would be forced to sell stations if this bill does not pass and fcc chairman tom wheeler starts cracking down on jsas. sinclair has already started to restructure one of its billion dollar deals in anticipation that these rules could change as soon as march 31st. in washington, ky sisson, first business news. the house of representative

in the park station community room. another way we reach out to the community is my much discussed newsletter mailed to 1 thousand suburbs the arrests made the crimes that have occurred in the district and a lot of public notices we put in it. and it's very informative newsletter if you would lib to like to submit let's know we need our e-mail address we'll add you. the park station website wwwdot park station does not.org we're proud of our website it's a great website. we provide a variety of information nonprofit resources, safety announcements and information of what's going in the district and important forms you might need a link to the newsletter you can go to the website and hit the link and get the newsletter. the website is updated every week so we deal with current events like street closer and a muni reroutes. hundreds of people visit the website every month it's a professional website and i might mention that officer freud man who is operating our equipment is my webmaster at the parks station does a great

i found a station and also the hospital. let me concede that so many of the pleats of company policies. police manned as well as security checks have been strained since the vcd have bought so we can see that up as long as that was man of steel haunting four g of protein for the rest of the year of the victims of the sort of funding and the rest of the criminals had ever seen the cia under control. who needs a layered look past the end government done to help him get the kids yes after the attack last night as weak as we know that deserve more than one hundred and fourteen. ancient people will have been sent to hospitals in the eleven hospitals in the new cd. i'm danielle steele shots each of the routes store that may mean not to mention center has asked as a society to donate their blood tuesday's injured people and all sorting this out when the number one people's hospital. we can see that i just now wimax many local citizens who have come to this hospital to donate their blood and also i met dr mcgraw said that if you wan

we saw pigeons flying near the station but the station itself was virtually pigeon free. ronald clark, who cleans up the pigeon droppings, says they'll be back because they were born here. >> they're just coming home. >> yeah and they come back. >> that keeps you employed. >> right, job security. >> you can fool some of the pigeons some of the time or all of the pigeons most of the time. when they catch on, bart will have saved money. >> that's a look at our second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you next week. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year. meeting by the front door, stat! "stat" means right now! ugh. what is it? ignore her. she's been in a bad m

all morning we have seen a bart station agent at the bart station letting commuters know no bart trains running. ac transit has been transporting stranded commuters to hayward or bay fair bart stations if they are headed to san francisco. commuters were not happy when they heard the news. >> i'm out of breath. i got to get to the city. i start at 8:00. >> now i have to go to a different bart station hopefully catch the same train and try to make it to work on time. >> reporter: this shutdown stems from a police investigation into a fatal accident around 11:30 last night. bart officials say a train headed for richmond hit a person on the tracks. trains won't be running until about 7:30 this morning. if you can find another way to get to work or head to bay fair or hayward station, whichever you need to, to get to your destination. reporting live, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, march 5. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:31. >>> early this morning, the oakland city council approved part of a controversial surveillance program. the

. >>> in a crowded london underground station, a small, routine fire erupts into a deadly inferno and kills 31 people. dozens more are injured. a team of forensic experts searches for clues to the cause of the blaze and finds that the fire seemed to defy the very laws of physics. to unravel the cause of the mysterious fire, investigators would need to recreate a historic train station inside a modern computer. the sprawling london underground is the largest and oldest subway rail system in the world. but on the evening of november 18th, 1987, commuters are unaware that disaster lurks beneath them. at 7:30 p.m., a passenger at the historic king's cross station sees a flicker of flame underneath the heavily varnished 50-year-old wooden escalator. the london fire brigade is dispatched. it seems to be a routine call. >> an everyday call to a fire in an escalator, something we were receiving probably 20 or 30 times a month. so, it was no big deal. >> fire captain roger kendall, one of the first to reach the scene, waits above ground for his supervisor to report. >> we were waiting for mess

that's the latest from that south hayward bart station so try to get to the hayward bart station or the fair stop if you can. >>> here's a live look outside. if you are hitting the roads and driving instead so far 880 looks good from hayward into san leandro and really all the way into oakland no big problems and no major roadwork either to speak of. some bridges for you bay bridge and the san mateo bridge both still moving at the speed limit as you can see from this live camera. westbound 92 looks great toward foster city. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." more on your forecast now, is there some fog out there? >> a lot of fog a lot of moisture in the atmosphere waiting for a trigger to get some of the rain going. i think we'll see that toward the afternoon. sprinkles and showers overnight most of that in the north bay but some showers south. toward the afternoon more of that rain is on the way and i'll show you why. low pressure beginning to develop off the coastline right now a lot of clouds racing on through but really not a trigger to squeeze out some of the rain. that changes lat

and you own broadcast tv stations? >> yes. >> and radio stations? >> yes. >> ok. do you require compensation for the retrans of your broadcast tv stations? >> yes. >> and compensation for the copyright of original content that you produce? >> we -- yes. >> yes. ok. does schurz compensate the copyright holders of content it uses for its broadcast tv stations? >> i think you're asking, as you did last time i was here about radio and the compensation of radio -- >> i'm asking for a yes or no? >> ask the question again if you wouldn't mind? >> do you compensate the copyright holders of content it uses for broadcast on your tv stations? >> yes. >> do you pay a performance right for the music you broadcast over your radio stations? >> we pay as cap and b.m.i. -- >> not the question i asked you. the answer is no. >> correct. >> that's correct. >> the answer is no. you're right. >> and if you can provide a constitutional justification for that inconsistency, god bless your heart. because i have to tell you, there is not one. and it is intellectually inconsistent. and i th

this is closure of the stations south of the hayward station.ayward is open, end of the line for the b.a.r.t. system. south hayward, union city, fremont closed. traveling north from fremont, that's where the arrow is, use 880 as alternate. a bus bridge in place between fremont and union city but a gap in coverage as far as the announcement from b.a.r.t. between the union city line and hayward station. christie smith heading out to the scene to see how you continue up to oakland. you see how far that is on the maps and that's a concern for riders through the area. rest of the b.a.r.t. system follows highway 24shg ea waway freeways. we'll continue to track that through the east bay. limited service from bayfair to san francisco now. we'll look toward san rafael camera, north bay, moving smoothly southbound. nothing unusual for that portion of the commute. >>> "today in the bay" menlo park, the unprecedented deal surrounding security. >>> accusations in south african courtroom. why the defense attorney is pointing his finger at witnesses. >>> 4:44

, this is a live station apt the stations this morning and we have live team coverage and it all stems from an investigation so we will take you back out there and get a check on that investigation and on the service delays this morning. it is wednesday, march 5th, i

station. -- redwood city station. one train passes and then about a minute into the video with the guard arms down and with the express train bells barreling ever closer, a group scampers across the tracks. and then one more guy makes a run for it. feet possibly inches from death. in a release on their blog, caltrain says incidents like these throw the whole system into a slowdown as the near misses have to be investigated. throwing everyone's commute into chaos. while someone else wastes one of their nine lives. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a man is in custody suspected in a hit and run that killed a woman in concord. 46-year-old yolanda tescorina was struck on a sidewalk. it happened on sunday night and late last night police arrested this man. 29-year-old tyler larson. investigators believe he was behind the wheel of the pickup that struck her. concord police say they arrested him after getting a lot of help from the community. >> just really grateful the public and the media for helping us ou

my skill set.side space station. unmanned?an it go curve,e is a maintenance i am curious if there is a data point. >> if you really want me to tell you how long we can go -- >> let's say it set up there for 36 months. >> if you had it up there for 36 months unoccupied, the ammonia that was annt out, emergency. that was a contingency for which we had to do a contingency spacewalk. if there is no crew, that doesn't get done. you talk about leverage. everyone is excited because the russians have leverage on transportation. when you talk about navigation, communications, power, the united states has significant leverage. >> i am so sorry. i just looked at the clock. i was having fun here. thank you for your patience. >> great question. >> we welcome the gentleman from new york. >> there is nothing wrong with .aving fun >> around here there is. >> i question surrounds the chart you have already shown and andn exploration roadmap the authorization bills in the senate and the house as well as that we needvirgin -- minority version th

if there were more cars, they would have more fueling stations. we have a chicken and egg problem. >> so in 2013, governor jerry brown signed a new law that provides $20 million a year to build at least 100 hydrogen refueling stations in california by 2024. 19 new stations are already in development. >> the state funding helps offset the risk to these small and medium sized businesses to make this investment to move forward with hydrogen fuel technology. >> but james sweeney, a aiw=std university expert on energy policy questions the use of public dollars to help build hydrogen stations. >> the state wants to build hydrogen fueling infrastructure with no knowledge as to whether there's going to be a significant number of vehicles# that will use those. it's a recipe for risking taxpayer funds for what may be a total waste of money. >> this isn't the first time california has tried to promote a vision of a hydrogen highway. >> all across our highway system, hundreds of hydrogen fueling stations will are built. >> arnold schwarzenegger's plan relied

the coroner as not been here approaching the south hayward station.1 passengers on board at the time and none of them were injured. all of them were injured at the time and they were put on to other trains. bart police say they do not know how the victim wound up on the tracks. >> there was a trespasser and no indication and there is evidence. >> reporter: somebody came in and moved the train away from the scene herein involved in last night's crash but again we are not seeing any train between union city and south hayward station and that's because there are some workers up on the tracks right now and it would seem many inspections are on the track but there is still some work to be done before. if you are taking bart this morning, please expect there will be delays. >>> we will have more on the bart delays and will throughout the morning. you can also follow us on twitter and facebook and our reporters will have the latest on this developing story. they are searching for the people who tied up a woman in her 80s. it was known as a quiet neighborhood

so i want to talk about a little bit about tenderloin station. it started out as a task force in 1991 with the first bicycle patrol and we still have one officer from the central migration from the station. it was a bank building. in the 1990s i remember going to the evaluate and that was one of the locker rooms we used. i know it's under construction now and in 18 months it should be open for business not as a bank but will keep some of the charm we experienced back in the 90s. in 2000 we saw the creation of the tenderloin police district and police station which is what houses our personnel to this day. this is another perspective of our police district chopped up into three patrol sectors. we staff the larger boxes there are the car sectors that officers work in a car and the others are our beats. this is the staffing organizational chart. since we are talking about staffing, i want to mention an article written today regarding the implementation of a transport unit which is a supporter of something that would relive the stress of officers aft

caltrain released this surveillance video of a near miss at the redwood city station.ne train passes and then about a minute into the video with the guard arms down and with the express train bell barreling ever closer a group scampers across the tracks and then one more guy makes a run for it. feet, possibly inches from death. in a release on their blog caltrain says incidents like these throw the whole system into a slowdown as the near misses have to be investigated throwing everyone's commute into chaos while someone else wastes one of their nine lives. now it's not like there aren't, in fact, signs all over these caltrain stations warning people to stay off the tracks, watch out for trains. that video was taken in the middle of train around 9 a.m., could have thrown everything into severe chaos had that man been hit. caltrain says don't think you can outrun these trains. this guy got very, very lucky. andria borba, kpix5. >>> a couple hours ago concord police arrested this guy they say killed a mother of five in a hit and run. kyle larson is 20 years old and lives

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space station, and then i flew on a soyuz space station, and i lived up on the space station for the of half a year, and as you say, he eventually commanded it, so i flew in space three times , and eventually commanded it, so i flew in space three times. i am a lucky man. >> why do you do all of this? >> i was an astronaut for over 20 years. i have spoken everywhere, from elementary school to the united nations. i have spoken thousands of times, and i resolved if i ever got to space for a long enough time, i would try to explain some of the common questions. how do you go to the bathroom? how do you brush your teeth? aat do you do if there is fire? with the canadian space agency, we have basically one big event per week, all sorts of things, and we made almost 100 videos, science, entertainment, education, all of them. hopefully, it is kind of a lasting legacy of my particular five months on the station that teachers will be able to use for years to come. >> i would imagine the trade off to do these things to get people excited about space and thinking about base take away from the w

i think the station looked like an appropriate piece of that. >> a good asset. >> the market to stationsretransmission consent has added another revenue stream to broadcast stations who are periodically every 10 years people say the broadcast is over and ever so often, something happens that comes along to make it not over. retransmission consent has added to the bottom line. i'm sure that station is a beneficiary of it. the multiple he is paying for it includes the retransmission money the station has. >> i was speaking with some media executives yesterday who were telling me a little more about the local broadcast, the business, the business metrics, these local stations. what they were saying is that it is possibly -- you mentioned is comes along every few years. but there is an inflection point now where, yes, these re-transferees, now retransmission sent, they continue to generate revenue from the cable operators, but part of the fees they receive and are then given to the broadcast networks like cbs, abc or nbc, to pay for their programming will stop their kind of stuck in the midd

you can see him right here, leaving the train station, in a hurry. this woman was taken to a local hospital. unfortunately she had to have her right arm amputated in order to save her life. but she is alive. and to make this more heart breaking, this was her birthday. she was headed out to celebrate with family members. her brother reported she normally takes the bus, had missed the bus on that particular day, and took the train for that reason and that reason only. >> what a random act of horror. you're just standing there, never expect somebody to push you from behind like that. >> without provocation at all. she was just there waiting for the train. could have been anyone on this platform. >> police originally released the surveillance footage because they wanted it find this man. and thanks to an anonymous tip, they did arrest a 33-year-old man. police say the man should be charged with attempted murder, and they say he did confess to the crime, and did admit he did not know the woman. >>> always fun when dad gets to act like a kid again. behind

but hayward station which again is different from the south hayward station will be the end of the line for you. there is limited bart service into san francisco but there was a fatal accident on the tracks last night about 11:30. the investigation continues. they hope to re-open that stretch of tracks sometimes after sunrise. so bart is up and they have been very busy tweeting giving us the latest updates early this morning. also we have a fog advisory for a stretch of highway 1 south of pacifica between pacifica and montera. that fog advisory issued by chp along stretches of highway 1. out the door not too much fog in some of our cameras. you can see westbound 580 traffic looks great so far. no big delays out of the livermore valley and once again bay bridge even those left lanes are blocked from the incline no delay on the roads heading into san francisco. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> one theory about the gold coins found by a northern california couple involves a theft from the u.s. mint in san francisco. but mint officials say they can't find any connection

nick schifrin is at one of those polls stations. >> what are you seeing at the polls station right now>> for weeks we had fear and loathing across crimea. huge amounts of intimidation, violence, tension. today seems calm. there are a lot of people here already at this particular tags that i am at. i was talking to a few of them, many back here 30 minutes early, it's not something you see at home, and a huge amount of excitement at this polling station, which is an pro-russian neighbourhood. these people believe it's independence day for them. that they are righting a wrong. that soviet union gave away crimea, it was an administrative step that it took, not meaning: it became independent or part of ukraine after ukraine got its independence in 1991, and these people feel like it's the first time they have been able to say which side they will be on, and they have said they want to be on the russian's side. for the majority of people, that is a good step, a step they have wanted to take, and the first time they had a chance to do so. >> you describe this as an independence day of sorts.

station which is the main irrigation pump station for golden gate park. and that pump station is located within the wood waste and composting area in the park. this is almost in the center of golden gate park. the total building high is 1900. this facility will include connections from our we -- well to the pump station and it will allow the use of the system in case of an emergency. once recycled water comes in as the irrigation water supply, this facility would allow back up for that recycled water system as well. this is a view of the landscape plan for the central pump station well facility. landscaping would include a low berm and some trees and slubs to better screen the facility from public views and it would include an access road. and otherwise, landscaping is fairly minimal. mainly just receding with native grasses. this is an architectural rendering of the pump station well facility looking toward the southeast. as dan mentioned, and i mentioned briefly are two departments, puc and park department have been cooperating extensively, starting in

to get access to this computer station. that same morning, police here in wheeling got a call from the fbi and alexandria police to be on the lookout for severance. >> so we quickly went over to the hotel. we confirmed the vehicle was there, able to determine mr. severance was not there. and then based off the photograph, we began a search of our downtown area where we located mr. severance here downtown. >> after police arrested him, the fbi confiscated the hard drive and personal items he left behind at the library. they also searches his hotel room where they only found local maps and tourist brochures. they also impounded his car. severance appeared before a judge friday morning where he said he department want to be returned to virginia. now severance is scheduled to be back before a judge monday morning, this time for an extradition hearing. we can tell you in addition to local and state police and fbi, alexandria police are also here. in wheeling, west virginia, mark seagraves, news 4. >> and we're going to bring you

this is video of the suspect being taken down by police at a san jose gas station. police say the suspect had bullets in his pocket but no gun. it is unclear if the suspect shot officer shaw or if he was hut by friendly fire. shaw's partner fired his weapon several times as the suspect's car backed towards them. >>> law enforcement and lawmakers teamed up to crack down on shady massage parlors. the current law expires next year. police say the industry to be truly regulated the state agency does need to be in charge. but mayors agree. >>> the governor had high praise for the gay rights activists who honored him tonight. >> is it a sea change and gives confidence that we do make a difference. in a similar way when i look at the way the immigrant rights have expanded. >> reporter: equality california presented jerry brown with a leadership award. governor brown was the first to appoint a gay judge back in 1979. he signed a bill allowed transgender students to pick the bathroom they gender identify with. gavin newsom was honored for initiating gay marriages. >>> still

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an independent inquiry as ordinance the widespread phone and typing at garda stations. having checked the third edition in the velocity of the end of the issues that are odious to the annulment of stage is a very serious muscle. thirty of the garda commissioner resigned over the whistleblower controversy that the opposition still pursue the minister for justice. this brought the head. the minister the minister has decided to go to spokane police force all the new smart about goals on trial for the murder of pensioner eugene to the state who died after being left the tied up for two days. tributes are paid to the further growth cds making that happen when soft republicans to her new role disease. i've done here at buckingham palace where the queen and the kick off at the proper thing to do with acting head of the things that the vice president michael d higgins hundred irish people who make a puppet of contribution to uk business community and culture. i recognize. you do welcome to six was an independent commission of inquiry has been assigned to investigate the recordi

on the pg&e station in san jose. the man who represents that area, state senator jerry hill. just moments ago proposed legislation that would force pg&e and other utilities to step up their security at these power hubs. >> could we trust pg&e to do the right thing after sam bruno? no. could we trust the cpuc to make sure that yutilities were using our money to keep us safe? no. for this reason, i am amending sb6-99 -- >> reporter: that's senator hill, the vocal critic of pg&e. he wants his amendment to accomplish three things. require the utilities to develop a security plan to make the substations less vulnerable. two, require the utilities in the event of an attack. and three, coordinate with chp to make sure they're responded as first responders. the former chairman of the federal energy regulatory commission considers that april 16th attack on the metcalf station target practice for what he believes would be a larger terrorist attack on this country's power grid. now, that attack took place early in the morning.